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1. A mdl decompiler. [http:// | 1. A mdl decompiler. [http://nemesis.thewavelength.net/index.php?p=45 Multi-tool Crafty] or [http://chaosincarnate.net/cannonfodder/cftools.php Cannonfodder's MDL decompiler] | ||
2. A Model editing program (XSI|Softimage Modtool Recommended) [http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/3D_Modeling_Programs 3d Modeling Programs] | 2. A Model editing program (XSI|Softimage Modtool Recommended) [http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/3D_Modeling_Programs 3d Modeling Programs] | ||
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Note This tutorial isn't complete yet and can contain errors. Use at your own risk! |
Programs / files you'll need
1. A mdl decompiler. Multi-tool Crafty or Cannonfodder's MDL decompiler
2. A Model editing program (XSI|Softimage Modtool Recommended) 3d Modeling Programs
2b. You may also require a .smd exporter plugin
How to edit existing models in Empires
Decompiling
Once you have your mdl decompiler set-up and working properly, browse to your models folder, open the model to be editing with your freshly installed decompiler (or browser) and decompile/export into a workable format (.vtf/.obj etc etc.)